We’ve made a small but impactful improvement to our Slack alert notifications:

• Back to normal in threads: Instead of sending a separate message, the 'Back to normal' notification now appears as a thread reply to the original alert.
• Notification status updates: The original alert is updated with a ✅ once the issue is resolved.

This change makes it easier to track the status of alerts while keeping Slack channels cleaner and free of unnecessary clutter.

We’ve added more context to your alerts: the log lines that are related to the alert are now included directly in the notification.
This means you can quickly see what happened without logging into Lumigo, and then dive deeper in Lumigo if you need to investigate further.

This small but handy update saves you time and makes it easier to understand and act on alerts right away.

We’re excited to announce the release of Lumigo Operator version 67, which includes two key enhancements:

Cluster logs batching: You can now collect cluster logs with a batching mechanism. This lets you send a large volume of logs without hitting sending limits. The batching behavior is configurable via Helm parameters.

Prometheus Node Exporter image on ECR: In addition to supporting the official Prometheus Node Exporter by default, we now also provide the image on ECR (currently available for amd64 only) for improved reliability and accessibility.

To upgrade and start using these improvements, follow the documentation instructions.

Quickly find the exact trace you’re looking for by filtering based on specific JSON field key:value pairs from the request or response payload.

To get started:

1. Select the relevant JSON field name from the autocomplete dropdown, or simply type it into the search bar.
2. Enter the exact value you want to match and hit Enter.
3. Instantly see all traces containing that JSON field and value in their payload.

This feature gives you a powerful new way to pinpoint the datapoints that matter most, taking you one step closer to full visibility across your system.

As Copilot performs investigations or queries your traces, you can now see the exact searches it performs directly on the Traces Search page, along with their results. This gives you full visibility into the queries Copilot generates and lets you pick up right where it left off! Just make sure the “Apply on page” feature is toggled on to view these searches as they happen.

• Increased Precision: Focus on the exact resources you need.
• Enhanced Flexibility: Easily adapt to complex architectures with diverse workload use cases.

Edit Metric Widget
You can now dynamically create dashboard widgets from metrics queries and formulas, and edit them directly on the dashboard page.

Add All Queries to Dashboard
A new button on the metrics page allows you to add all the queries and formulas you've built to a dashboard with just one click! No need to go one by one, simply pick a dashboard, and your widgets will be added automatically.

Add Custom Units to Formula
If you're calculating a formula using multiple metrics, you can now add a custom unit to the result values to maintain context. 

For example, if you're creating a usage consumption formula like usage/limit*100 and want percentage results, you can easily add a "%" symbol to the output.

We're excited to announce the release of our new and improved Kubernetes workloads page!

• Get an updated view of all your workloads across all namespaces
• View CPU and memory consumption breakdown for the pods of each workload
• Easily filter by cluster, namespace, and workload
• Quickly refresh the page to see data updated within the last 3 minutes
• Dive deeper to see more details about each workload, including logs and traces.

Note: Operator must be updated to the latest version. Lean more. 

We’ve taken a big step toward making Lumigo Copilot even more powerful and trustworthy. Copilot now highlights the data sources behind its answers — whether it’s referencing:

• Specific transactions
• Explore searches
• Source code
• Or other relevant data

Why It Matters:

• Enhances clarity around how answers are generated
• Builds trust by showing exactly what Copilot is looking at
• Empowers deeper investigation by letting you follow the trail

As we continue evolving Copilot into a platform-wide assistant for complex investigations, transparency will remain a core part of the experience.

We’ve just released a powerful enhancement to the Explore page - the Origin property!

Each request (span) is an exchange of data between two parties — and now, you can see both sides of that exchange. The new Origin property tells you where the data came from, giving you a more complete picture of your system's behavior.

These new filters are available:

• Origin
• Origin Type
• Span Kind

These filters help you quickly drill into the data you care about, and they significantly improve Lumigo Copilot’s accuracy when helping you search and analyze traces.

Better visibility, better answers. Try it out now!